Hill sex harassment saga drives Senate leak theory
Mike Deupree argues that the Anita Hill case may be used to shield the leak and questions whether reporters or Senate staff were targeted. He cites sources in American Spectator Wall Street Journal New Republic and Commentary and urges verification of allegations to prevent a constitutional subversion for partisan gain.
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America
U.S. Senate
Anita Hill
Senate
Hill
Clarence
Ne Ee Thomas
Supreme Court
American Spectator
Wall Street Journal
New Republic
Thomas
James Brudney
Howard Metzenbaum
Kate Michelman
National Abortion Rights Action League
Susan Hoerchner
Hoerchner
California
Brudney
Judiciary Committee
FBI
United States Senate
The Cedar Rapids Gazette promotes green printing and recycling
The Cedar Rapids Gazette publicizes soybean ink and recycled newsprint usage. It urges readers to recycle newspapers via drop boxes at City Carton and Hy-Vee locations in Marion and Cedar Rapids addresses and notes subscription rates and delivery options.
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the Gazette
The
Gazette
City Carton
Sixth St
Econofoods
51St St
Seventh Ave
Marion
Du Bois A Pioneering Scholar and NAACP Founding Editor
Civil rights leader and scholar William Edward Burghardt Dubois became the first Black Harvard PhD holder. Born 1868 in Great Barrington Massachusetts he earned degrees at Fisk and Harvard and taught at Wilberforce College. He married Nina Gomez in Cedar Rapids in 1896 and helped found the NAACP in 1909 becoming its director and Crisis editor.
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William Edward Burghardt DuBois
Harvard
Great Barrington
Mass
DuBois
Fisk University
Wilberforce College
Wilberforce
Ohio
Nina Gomez
Cedar Rapids
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Crisis
W. E. B. Du Bois and Black History Month feature
The feature notes Du Bois promoted aesthetic and cultural values for emancipation, opposed Booker T. Washington’s technical approach, left for Africa in 1961 to edit Encyclopedia Africana, joined the Communist Party, and died in Ghana in 1963 at 95. Prepared by Lisa Ann Williamson for February Black History Month.
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Booker T. Washington
W.E.B. DuBois
Africa
Encyclopedia Africana
Communist Party
Ghana
Gazette
Lisa Ann Williamson
Grace recalls Converta Cradle swings after infant deaths
Grace Children's Products of Elverson, Pennsylvania recalls 169000 Converta-Cradle swings after two infants died and two others suffered breathing trouble. Only swings with straight legs that swing head to foot are affected. Stop using cradle portion and call 1 800 942 1700 for replacements.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Grace Children’s Products
Elverson
Diverse lectures and concerts across Iowa colleges and towns
A dense calendar of events includes Stephen Marc Smith speaking on The Black Trans Atlantic Experience at U I Museum of Art, Angela Nelson on From Enslavement to the New Negro Movement in Dubuque, plus a Noon Brown Bag at Cedar Rapids Library. Also listed are a SAFE coalition conference, jazz, choir, and orchestra performances, a venereal disease clinic, a recycling truck stop in Cedar Rapids, and local government meetings.
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Stephen Marc Smith
Columbia College
Chicago
Lasansky
U of I Museum of Art
Beems
Cedar Rapids Public Library
Ben van Gundy
Wetlands
Iowa
Angela Nelson
Jansen Music Hall
Clarke College
Dubuque
Question Lineup and Public Meeting Schedule
Today asks readers to call CityLine for the question on liability insurance for hunting accidents. A long list of county and city meetings follows with times and venues across Johnson and Linn counties including boards, councils, commissions, and zoning hearings.
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Cityline
Corrections issued for misidentified staff and wage figures
The Gazette corrects Shirley Miller’s role as administrator at West Ridge Care Center for Alzheimer's patients and amends Stephanie Hoffman’s hourly wage at KinderCare from 5.25 to 4.25. A Cedar Rapids chase and misidentified Wilson Avenue location were also noted. editors will respond to accuracy complaints at the listed phone number.
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Shirley Miller
West Ridge Care Center
Cedar Rapids
Wilson Avenue
J Street
The
Gazette
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids Recycling Truck Accepts Glass Paper and Metal
The Cedar Rapids recycling truck accepts clear glass food containers with lids removed, newspapers without slick advertising inserts bagged in brown paper bags, and metals cut to lengths of 3 feet or less.
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Pat Hill
Mike Deupree
Earth Savers
Tribune Media Services
the Cedar
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
U.S
Associated Press
AP News
Cedar Rapids Gazette, Inc
P.O
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ISOY
C.R
NAACP
Railroad St
Newhall
Newhall Building Center
Sheraton Hotel
U.S. Attorney's Office
Safe Coalition
Commit
Washington High School
Forest Dr. SE
Slice of Jazz
Jefferson High School
Jefferson
Jefferson Auditorium
U of I Center For
Gary Verkade
Clapp
U of I
Kenneth Gaburo
Eduardo Fernandez
Center For Faith and Life
Luther College
Decorah
Linn County Health Department
13Th St. NW
Hy-Vee
Wilson Ave
Five Seasons Center Commission
Five Seasons Center
Johnson County Board of Supervisors
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Linn County Conference Board
Linn County Day Care Center Advisory Commission
Linn County
Cedar Rapids Civil Rights Commission
Council
College Community School District
Prairie High School
Iowa City Council
Epworth
Linn County Electrical Board of Examiners & Appeals
Third St
Hiawatha Plan & Zoning Commission
West Liberty School Board
Coralville
Stephanie Hoffman
KinderCare
North Park Pl
Carol Akers
Hoffman
Ashley’s
MT. Vernon RD
S.E
Soneys
Satso
Diet Center
Diet@p Center
Edgewood Rd
N.W
Sue Meek
1St Avenue S.E
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